Lifting the Rocket

[Steel]

I use one no problem, but I made a support stand so it lifts up even that way you can remove front or rear wheel, I have a sketch with measurements if you want

I'd like that sketch too please.

 

[ozrider]

Would love the sketch as I work at the largest steel fabricators in the south island of NZ as an estimator so can get one of the boys to whack something together perfectly..

Could you please upload a picture of bike on the stand Cheers.

mud map as requested,(all measurements in mm)
the prop goes up on the tube that is above the starter motor, it wont work on later bikes because of the ABS unit is in the way.
This is the only pic of the bike on it.

 

[phar2slo]

Repco sell an almost identical ATV jack and every so often they have them on special for around the the $150 - $160 mark when I bought mine it was $149

You know what REPCO stands for don't you.
Rip Every Poor Cxxx off. And that's true happened to me a few weeks ago got some brake pads then and ended up at another parts store same day and the same pads where $30 cheaper. Was too late take back as already fitted them.

 

[phar2slo]

mud map as requested,(all measurements in mm)
the prop goes up on the tube that is above the starter motor, it wont work on later bikes because of the ABS unit is in the way.
This is the only pic of the bike on it.

Thanks for the drawing will need to use heavier steel as we don't have anything that lite. What thickness is the top plate?

Thanks again.

 

[ozrider]

Thanks for the drawing will need to use heavier steel as we don't have anything that lite. What thickness is the top plate?

Thanks again.

Make the top plate as thick as you want and take it off the vertical post height, mine was 1.6mm

 

[VABird]

This bolts onto the R3 for safe way to lift front and back.
Jack-Be-Quick | Rocket III (2004-2017)